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Cuomo/Clinton: 309 (40.0%)

Bush/Quayle: 225 (38.7%)

Perot/Stockdale: 4 (20.2%)

Cuomo/Clinton: 272 (46.7%)

Dole/Kemp: 266 (43.9%)

Perot/Choate: 0 (8.4%)

McCain/Bush: 322 (50.8%)

Clinton/Bradley: 216 (46.1%)

Nader/LaDuke: 0 (2.2%)

McCain/Bush: 532 (62.5%)

Kucinich/Dean: 6 (35.7%)

Other: 0 (1.8%)

Bush/Collins: 349 (53.5%)

Kerry/Gore: 189 (45.2%)

Other: 0 (1.3%)

Bush/Collins: 310 (50.8%)

Boxer/Rendell: 228 (47.5%)

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The West Wing Election: Santos' Reelection

Walken: 337 (52.3%)

Santos: 201 (45.4%)

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Kerry Wins Electoral College, Bush Wins Popular Vote

John Kerry/John Edwards: 279 (48.9%)

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney: 259 (49.7%)

Other: 0 (1.4%)

The Battle of the Johns: McCain Defeats Kerry

Sen. John McCain/Sen. Lisa Murkowski: 339 (51.4%)

Pres. John Kerry/Vice Pres. John Edwards: 199 (46.9%)

Other: 0 (1.7%)

The Battle of the Johns II: Despite Tough Fight McCain is Reelected over VP Edwards

Pres. John McCain/ Vice Pres. Lisa Murkowski: 305 (50.0%)

Frm. Vice Pres. John Edwards/ Sen. Russ Feingold: 233 (48.1%)

Other: 0 (1.9%)

The Women Vote: Clinton Narrowly Beats Murkowski to become First Woman Prez.

Gov. Hillary Clinton/Sen. Barack Obama: 277 (49.8%)

Vice Pres. Lisa Murkowski/Sen. John Sununu: 261 (48.3%)

Other: 0 (2.1%)

The Battle of New York and Texas: Clinton Trounces Perry

Pres. Hillary Clinton/Vice Pres. Barack Obama: 368 (53.5%)

Gov. Rick Perry/Sen. John Thune: 170 (44.7%)

Other: 0 (1.8%)

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Sen. Gary Hart/Sen. Lloyd Bentsen: 271 (49.4%)

Pres. George H.W. Bush/Vice Pres. Bob Dole: 267 (49.3%)

Pres. Gary Hart/Vice Pres. Lloyd Bentsen: 538 (65.0%)

Pat Robertson/Pat Buchanan: 180 (29.8%)

Rep. Ron Paul/Rep. Andre Marrou: 0 (1.4%)

Vice Pres. Lloyd Bentsen/Gov. Mario Cuomo: 434 (55.2%)

Frm. Vice Pres. Bob Dole/Rep. Jack Kemp: 104 (43.7%)

Pat Buchanan/David Duke: 0 (0.6%)

Vice Pres. Mario Cuomo/Sen. Tom Harkin: 309 (51.0%)

Sen. Phil Gramm/Sen. Richard Lugar: 229 (47.5%)

Sen. John McCain/Rep. John Kasich: 294 (50.1%)

Pres. Mario Cuomo/Vice Pres. Tom Harkin: 244 (48.6%)

Pres. John McCain/Vice Pres. John Kasich: 524 (60.1%)

Sen. Al Gore/Sen. Bill Bradley: 14 (38.4%)

Vice Pres. John Kasich/Sen. Olympia Snowe: 502 (59.4%)

Sen. Paul Wellstone/Gov. Howard Dean: 36 (39.1%)

Pres. John Kasich/Vice Pres. Olympia Snowe: 370 (53.2%)

Gov. Gavin Newsom/Sen. Andrew Cuomo: 168 (45.1%)

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Gov. Chris Christie/Sen. Kelly Ayotte: 325 (50.7%)

Pres. Barack Obama/Vice Pres. Joe Biden: 213 (47.9%)

Pres. Chris Christie/Vice Pres. Kelly Ayotte: 276 (49.6%)

Frm. Sec. of State Hillary Clinton/Gov. John Hickenlooper: 262 (48.9%)

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Donald Trump: 416 (44.9%)

Bernie Sanders: 122 (39.5%)

Michael Bloomberg: 0 (14.2%)

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Sen. Paul Wellstone/Sen. John Edwards: 337 (50.90%)

Sen. John McCain/Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison: 201 (45.74%)

Pres. Paul Wellstone/Vice Pres. John Edwards: 289 (50.05%)

Gov. George W. Bush/Sen. George Allen: 249 (48.39%)

Mayor Rudy Giuliani/Sen. John Thune: 281 (50.00%)

Vice Pres. John Edwards/Sen. Bob Graham: 257 (48.87%)

Sen. Hillary Clinton/Gov. Bill Richardson: 276 (49.94%)

Pres. Rudy Giuliani/Vice Pres. John Thune: 262 (48.84%)

Donald Trump/Gov. John Kasich: 285 (50.41%)

Pres. Hillary Clinton/Vice Pres. Bill Richardson: 253 (48.24%)

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Donald Trump

Ted Cruz

Marco Rubio

[NHI]

Donald Trump/John Kasich: 288 (50.1%)

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine: 250 (48.7%)

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Hillary Clinton/Julian Castro: 347 (52.4%)

Ted Cruz/Tim Scott: 191 (45.1%)

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For fun.

Republican Governor (R-NY): 310 (50.7%)

Democratic Senator (D-TX): 228 (47.6%)

Democratic Governor (D-NH): 486 (48.9%)

Incumbent President (R-NY): 36 (35.5%)

Republican Congressman (R-AL) (14.6%)

Democratic President (D-NH): 509 (59.9%)

Republican Governor Utah (R-UT): 29 (38.5%)

Republican Senate Majority Leader (R-FL): 245 (37.8%)

Incumbent Democratic Vice President (D-CO): 233 (34.9%)

Independent Businessman (I-CA): 60 (25.7%)

* Senate Majority Leader Elected Via the House of Representatives.

Incumbent President (R-FL): 328 (52.0%)

Former Democratic Vice President (D-CO): 220 (46.7%)

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Michael Dukakis/Bill Clinton: 330 (51.6%)

George Bush/Dan Quayle: 208 (47.0%)

Michael Dukakis/Bill Clinton: 345 (52.5%)

Bob Dole/Jack Kemp: 193 (45.7%)

Bill Clinton/Ann Richards: 487 (55.9%)

Pat Buchanan/Steve Forbes: 41 (40.0%)

Other: 0 (4.1%)

John McCain/J.C. Watts: 290 (50.0%)

Bill Clinton/Ann Richards: 248 (48.9%)

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Hillary Clinton: 271 (49.3%)

Donald Trump: 267 (49.4%)

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Glen Allen Walken/Robert Royce: 341 (53.2%)

Matt Santos/Eric Baker: 196 (45.4%)

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A Demoralized Republican Base and Fractured Party Gives Clinton a Historic Landslide

Hillary Clinton/Julian Castro: 379 (53.1%)

Mitt Romney/Scott Walker: 159 (45.2%)

Cruz Tries to Patch up the GOP, but Falls Short on Election Day

Julian Castro/Al Franken: 308 (50.9%)

Ted Cruz/Joni Ernst: 230 (47.5%)

Gardner and Sandoval Deliver Victory for the GOP after 16 Years

Cory Gardner/Brian Sandoval: 293 (50.3%)

Julian Castro/Al Franken: 245 (48.1%)

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"Clinton Beats Bush": The 1992 Vote

Bush/Quayle: 273 (45.9%)

Clinton/Gore: 265 (42.6%)

Perot/Stockdale: 0 (8.1%)

The Republican Lock Broken: The 1996 Vote

Cuomo/Rockefeller: 320 (51.9%)

Quayle/Crane: 218 (46.5%)

Despite Republican Gains, Cuomo Holds Strong: The 2000 Vote

Cuomo/Rockefeller: 448 (58.1%)

Buchanan/Keyes: 90 (35.6%)

Other: 0 (5.1%)

A Brokered Democratic Conventions Gives Republicans False Hope. The 2004 Vote

Bradley/Campbell: 278 (49.5%)

Bush/Kasich: 260 (49.1%)

The Maverick Saves the GOP: The 2008 Vote

McCain/Thune: 296 (50.2%)

Bradley/Campbell: 242 (48.1%)

Manchin is No Match for President McCain: The 2012 Vote

McCain/Thune: 358 (52.9%)

Manchin/Nunn: 180 (45.0%)

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Hillary Clinton: 383 (52.1%)

Donald Trump: 155 (40.9%)

Gary Johnson: 0 (5.7%)
Other: 0 (1.3%)

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Vinick/Sullivan: 336 (51.7%)
Santos/McGarry: 202 (47.0%)

Vinick/Sullivan: 495 (60.1%)
Russell/Tripplehorn: 43 (38.4%)

Seaborn/Rafferty: 270 (49.1%)
Sullivan/Clark: 268 (49.3%)

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Hillary Clinton/Julian Castro: 325 (51.5%)

Paul Ryan/Nikki Haley: 213 (46.9%)

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No Trianglulation: 1996

Gen. Powell/Rep. Kemp: 272 (48.1%)
Pres. Clinton/Vice Pres. Gore: 266 (47.4%)
Powell/Choate: (3.5%)
Other: 0 (1.0%)

Too Moderate For The GOP: 2000

Sen. Wellstone/Sen. Pres. Bradley: 273 (48.0%)
Pres. Powell/Vice Pres. Kemp: 265 (47.5%)
Buchanan/Foster: 0 (3.1%)
Other: 0 (1.4%)

Too Liberal for America: 2004

Gov. Owens/Rep. Toomey: 370 (51.1%)
Pres. Welllstone/Vice Pres. Bradley: 168 (45.4%)
Other: 0 (3.5%)

Just Right: 2008

Pres. Owens/Vice Pres. Toomey: 532 (62.3%)
Gov. Dean/Gov. Gregoire: 6 (35.1%)
Other: 0 (2.6%)

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Hillary Clinton: 499 (55.8%)

Donald Trump: 39 (38.4%)

Gary Johnson: 0 (3.1%)
Other: 0 (2.7%)

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Feel The Bern

Bernie Sanders: 54%

Hillary Clinton: 44%
Other: 2%

Telling it Like it Is

Chris Christie: 45%

Ted Cruz: 38%

Marco Rubio: 12%
Other: 5%

The Governor and the Democratic-Socialist

Christie/Rubio: 290 (50.2%)

Sanders/Warren: 248 (48.5%)

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The Fall of Trump: 2016

Brian Schweitzer: 529 (55.9%)
Donald Trump: 9 (38.6%)
Gary Johnson: 0 (3.0%)
Jill Stein: 0 (0.6%)
Other: 0 (1.9%)

The Aftermath of Trump: 2020

Brian Schweitzer: 491 (57.8%)
Ted Cruz: 47 (39.8%)
Other: 0 (2.4%)

The New and Redefined Parties: 2024

Cory Booker: 343 (51.2%)
Cory Gardner: 195  (44.7%)
Austin Petersen: 0 (2.2%)
Other: 0 (1.9%)

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Sanders/Booker: 292 (50.7%)
Trump/Kasich: 246 (47.9%)

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The American President: Reelection

Bob Rumson: 290 (50.1%)

Andrew Shepard: 248 (48.7%)